This poet implores "to the flowing water say: I am" in a sonnet addressed to "[a] silent friend of many
 distances." Another poem describes a creature whose vision "has grown" weary" from pacing so it "seems
 to him there are a thousand bars." This poet wrote about "eyes like ripening fruit" and a object "still
 suffused with brilliance" in a poem ending with the assertion "You must change your life." He wrote
 "thing-poems" such as "The Panther" and penned a collection discussing the "City of Pain" and Picasso's
 painting of acrobats that frequently mentions Gaspara Stampa. This poet of "Archaic Torso of Apollo" also
This poet implores "to the flowing water say: I am" in a sonnet addressed to "[a] silent friend of many
 distances." Another poem describes a creature whose vision "has grown" weary" from pacing so it "seems
 to him there are a thousand bars." This poet wrote about "eyes like ripening fruit" and a object "still
 suffused with brilliance" in a poem ending with the assertion "You must change your life." He wrote
 "thing-poems" such as "The Panther" and penned a collection discussing the "City of Pain" and Picasso's
 painting of acrobats that frequently mentions Gaspara Stampa. This poet of "Archaic Torso of Apollo" also
 dedicated a collection to Vera Knoop. For 10 points, name this German poet who asked, "Who, if I cried
 out, would hear me among the angelic orders?" in The Duino Eligies.
This poet implores "to the flowing water say: I am" in a sonnet addressed to "[a] silent friend of many
 distances."
Rainer Maria {Rilke}